Thompson Land Management & Clearing LLC

Thompson Land Management & Clearing LLC, a woman-owned small disadvantaged business based in Brandon, Mississippi, provides hazardous fuels reduction, invasive species control, and land clearing services to the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service exclusively as a prime contractor under total small business set-asides. The firm operates as a limited liability partnership and competes across forestry support (NAICS 115310), site preparation, and landscaping services categories.

Thompson's federal footprint remains nascent but anchored by a recent strategic win. In September 2026, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 awarded a $49.5 million multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with completion through March 31, 2029 — a National Fuels Reduction BPA that dwarfs all other activity in the vendor's recent history. That single vehicle carries 99% of Thompson's combined potential value. Activity predating the BPA win spans four task orders issued against that or related agreements: a $210 thousand firm-fixed-price call (July 2025) for mechanical mastication and hazardous fuels removal across 738 acres at Big Branch Marsh and Bogue Chitto National Wildlife Refuges in Louisiana; a $190 thousand call (August 2025) for hazardous fuels and debris removal across 400 acres at Jocelyn Nungaray National Wildlife Refuge in Texas, completing by August 2026 with potential six-month extension; a $142 thousand firm-fixed-price order (January 2026) for herbicide application targeting invasive water hyacinth control across 433 acres at Mathews Brake National Wildlife Refuge in Mississippi; and a $37 thousand mechanical chopping order (September 2024) at St. Marks National Wildlife Refuge in Florida. A minor $31.5 thousand purchase order from the U.S. Forest Service Region 8 Southern Region (September 2026) rounds out the portfolio — road maintenance services for the Delta Ranger District on National Forests in Mississippi.

Customer concentration is dominated by Fish and Wildlife Service regional operations. FWS Region 4 holds three awards ($390 thousand combined potential value) but represents only small task orders. FWS Region 1 anchors the relationship via the single $49.5 million BPA, which accounts for 99% of all potential value. FWS Region 2 and USDA Forest Service R8-Southern Region complete the customer roster. The divergence between award count and dollar rankings reflects the BPA's structural dominance — one vehicle drives dollars while multiple smaller task orders distribute across regions.

Thompson has no subcontractor exposure and does not hold positions on government-wide vehicles other than the Fish and Wildlife Service BPA. The firm's capability set centers on mechanical and chemical vegetation control, hazardous fuels reduction in wildlife habitat, equipment operation under minimal-impact specifications (particularly low ground pressure tracked equipment in sensitive ecosystems), and invasive species eradication. Work is performed at national wildlife refuges and national forests across the South and Southeast, with administrative headquarters in Mississippi. Two awards (combined potential value $242 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting immediate recompete opportunity. The BPA itself carries no stated completion pressure within that window, establishing a multi-year revenue foundation if task order demand follows the call pattern of the past two years.